Gospel artist Kirk Franklin 'sincerely sorry' after son shares profanity-laden audio
Gospel artist Kirk Franklin has apologized over an audio clip posted online by his son in which he can be heard shouting and swearing during a heated argument.
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Tom Hanks' son describes meeting God while at wilderness camp for bad behaviour
Chet Hanks has opened up about his life-changing encounter with God while staying at a wilderness camp for bad behaviour during his teenager years.
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Dear England
The following is an excerpt from the Archbishop of York's new book, Dear England: Finding Hope, Taking Heart and Changing the World, out this week in hardback from Hodder and Stoughton, priced £12.99.
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Hasbro provokes backlash after making Mr Potato Head gender neutral
Toymaker Hasbro sparked an online backlash this week after announcing that it would be dropping the "Mr" from its Mr Potato Head toy.
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What the Covid world can learn from the quiet way of Julian of Norwich
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Gospel artist Carman dies aged 65 following surgery complications
Gospel artist Carman has died in a hospital in Las Vegas, Nevada on Tuesday "after fighting a series of complications resulting from surgery to repair a hiatal hernia," an official statement has confirmed.
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Rick Warren apologises for 'unchristlike' Sunday school video that mocked Asian culture
The video features a pastor wearing a Chinese shirt and making Kung Fu noises while slicing up a fish to make sushi in the style of a martial arts movie.
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Four lessons for Christians today from the life and ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Few of us have Spurgeon's voice, his memory or his energy. We can, though, all seek his love of Christ and the Bible, and his zeal to spread the gospel.
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This Valentine's Day, I'll be celebrating long-term love
This year, as I look at the rows of red or pink Valentine's Day cards on sale in the shops, I shall look out for cards that have a deeper message.
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What to do when praying feels like a challenge
Instead of a shopping list of requests, let our prayers instead become a conversation with the One who is sovereign over all things.
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Video conferencing is no substitute for meeting in person, say Christian event organisers
Lack of face-to-face contact is making life harder for Christian event organisers, a survey by the Christian Conference Trust has found.
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Justin Bieber denies reports he's training for the ministry
Pop star Justin Bieber has denied reports that he is training to enter the ministry at Hillsong Church.
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Justin Bieber is 'studying to become a church minister', claims report
The "Holy" singer is reportedly making a move towards ministry.
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